Don is the most recent addition to the law firm. He received his undergraduate degree from Idaho State University with high honors. He received his Juris Doctors’ degree from the University of Utah.

After successful careers in the business world as a sole proprietor business owner, president and general manager of another business, and an executive with two Fortune 500 companies, he is now putting that experience to work as a general practice lawyer.

As a general practitioner he handles civil cases in a variety of areas including family law, personal injury, contracts, property, water law, will and probates, construction law, partnerships, corporations, and general business matters. As a former Deputy Prosecutor he is well suited to litigate felony and misdemeanor criminal defense matters. He is a member of the Idaho Trial Lawyers Association, and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America.

He is a native of Idaho and believes in contributing back to its citizens. He is a CASA volunteer lawyer. He sits on the Bannock County Community Board of Guardians. He was also involved in getting the drug court system started in Bannock County.

Don’s experience, coupled with the expertise of the firm members, postures him to be a good choice to handle your specific legal matters.




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